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Reply to Les Paul Cherry neck: Touch-up or refinish?
Have you used the Fill N Finish powder stains? When used with the ultra thin FNF, its not too hard to “sneak up” on the actual color by doing layers of lighter color that eventually get you to the right tint. a little red, a very little black, a little brown, more red, etc. it gets painted on with art cotton swabs that look like q tips, or…
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Les Paul Cherry neck: Touch-up or refinish?
The neck on this Epiphone Les Paul was repaired by the local Guitar Center, but they left it ragged and the customer asked me to fix the finish. It appears to be very thick poly (not lacquer) and the crack has some glue left over from the repair. I would love to be able to just fill and finish the cracks, but I’m afraid it will be…
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Tony Lewis Skypilot Guitar Repair started the discussion Switch out output jack on an active P Bass? in the forum Quick Questions 4 months ago
Switch out output jack on an active P Bass?
Hi Gang, Has anyone switched out the plastic, 8 pin box output 18 volt active/battery switch output jack on a P Bass special for a standard TRS output jack or some other? I just got off the phone with Fender and they don’t make this anymore and they recommend replacing with another plastic box from Molex and are sending a wiring diagram. …
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Hello Guys thanks for add me. I have a question. Does anyone have experience or any opinions on ultrasonic metwl cleaning?
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Reply to Covered versus uncovered humbucker A/B testing
I’ve been given the results of this. I’ve also got hold of the tracks that were used in the listening poll. So, rather than just posting the results and correct answers, I added the info to a post at the link below. That way, folks can have a listen for themselves before seeing the answers/results.…
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Covered versus uncovered humbuckersI’m sure we’re all familiar with the debates and common wisdom about the difference in tone when the metal cover is removed from a humbucker…
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Brock Poling replied to the discussion Side bending in the forum Quick Questions 4 months ago
I am just seeing this… one other thing worth looking at in a post mortem… the way this broke (and considering it was in the lower bout where things usually go ok) you might have some significant runout in this piece. If you get a lot of runout the grain can sometimes open up on you.
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